Fawn

American experimental musician and producer Katie Gately is up to mischief on her new album Fawn / Brute, 11 songs of innocence and experience exploring the light and dark of childhood energy following the birth of her first daughter. It is an album of two halves, that moves from the effervescence of early years to the defiance and turbulence of teenage angst. “When I got pregnant, I had a lot of energy at first, but later on, my pregnancy was stressful and worrying, so the music got darker and darker: I was making angry music while I was supposed to be feeling maternal." The album is dedicated to her young daughter Quinn, born in 2021 – the track 'Fawn' is a love letter to her.

Life Among Giants is the 2009 debut CD by Seattle alternative trio Bronze Fawn. The CD is highlighted by the 3-part track "Rise of The Megalodon". This disc was self-released for the fans.

The Fawn is boundless. After the release of "Who's The Fawn live at Bikini Test", the ever-changing pop collective publishes again a full live document, "Fours à Chaux", a spatial performance that has seen the band invest an old deserted factory in the jura mountains. This unique incarnation of the band features a hairy sound technician, two possessed dancers and a dozen heavy swiss rock musicians from Coilguns, Derrick, Shelving, Televator, etc.